Ship insulation tape measuring tools ensure precise application and adherence of insulation materials. Insulation materials used in ships include fiberglass, foam, and mineral wool for thermal and acoustic protection. These tools and materials enhance safety, efficiency, and compliance with maritime standards.

Size: Typically available in widths ranging from 10mm to 50mm and lengths up to 50 meters.

Grade: Classified based on temperature resistance, such as Grade A (up to 105°C), Grade B (up to 130°C), and Grade C (up to 180°C).

Viscosity: Adhesive viscosity ranges from 500 to 3000 cP, depending on the application.

Buoyancy: Some specialized tapes offer buoyancy properties with a density of less than 1 g/cm³.

Material: Common materials include PVC, rubber, silicone, or fiberglass, often with acrylic or rubber-based adhesives.

Thickness: Ranges from 0.1mm to 1.5mm, depending on insulation requirements.

Tensile Strength: Typically between 10 N/cm to 50 N/cm for durability.

Fire Resistance: Often meets standards like UL 510 or IEC 60332 for flame retardancy.

Dielectric Strength: Ranges from 5 kV/mm to 15 kV/mm for electrical insulation.

Elongation: Can stretch up to 200% before breaking, depending on material.